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Date: | Sat, 10 Jan 2015 01:11:32 -0500 |
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Greetings!
I guess I should have gone last week...oh well. The Loggerhead was MIA
today. However, I did take a stab at getting every Ohio daytime
winter raptor in one day..I just missed a Merlin in Dayton...and a
Broad-winged, but those have been hard to find this year.
At the Shrike site, I had both a Sharpie, and a Cooper's Hawk (Which
affords me to propose a theorem: 1 Sharpie + 1 Cooper's = 0 Shrike.). If it
is there, it is hiding very well.
After an hour I decided to head on back and swing by Dayton to try to get a
Merlin.
On the way, I had multiple Kestrels and Red-tailed Hawks, plus a
Red-shouldered Hawk. I got to Hillsboro and picked up both Vultures.
I had picked up a couple of Eagles early in the trip, so I was really
hoping to get the Merlin, to no avail. But I did get Common
Goldeneyes, female Bufflehead, and Hooded Mergs at Greenwood Park in
Dayton. Not the day I had planned, oh well. :-D.
Harriers I picked up at Lawrence Woods as I was racing to beat the Sun.
A lot of the normal wintertime birds filled my list for the day.
HappyBirding, and God Bless!
Steve J.
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